Grand Central, New York - 2013

Grand Central is a place you need to see if you are in New York.... no question about that. I was told by one who worked in there, that the favorite moment was in early morning as the celling light up like a star map. I can easily imgaine how it must look, alas I didn't get to see it that early morning as it would be best to be there like around 5:30am/6am in the morning....

Here a few of my photos.....






















These next photos are from the Grand Central Terminal market.... go take a look when you are in there... maybe something good for a picnic outside...









 


 


I spoked briefly with this man who was sitting outside the cafe I had breakfast at and asked if I could use his bag for a photo, to which he smiled and said sure...





 And two special edited photos from Grand Central....



Comments

  1. Char14 May 2013 at 01:59

    Still takes my breath away....I LOVE that market and still can smell all those spices. Very nice of that man to say yes to taking a single photo of his briefcase. :-)

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